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�J.L. Chamberlain
 
Brunswick
 
 
 
Brunswick July 17 1862
 
Brunswick July 17 1862
 
His Excellency Gov. Washburn
 
His Excellency Gov. Washburn
  
I received your note of yester-
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I received your note of yesterday, and thank you for your
day, and thank you for your
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favorable opinion. I shall endeavor to comply with your
favorable opinion. I shall
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request, and see you tomorrow. Meantime let me say that I only want to be where I can best serve you. I do not wish to stand in the way of others -- especially of our gallant men on the Potomac.
endeavor to comply with your
 
request, and see you to-
 
morrow. Meantime let me
 
say that I only want to be where
 
I can best serve you. I do
 
not wish to stand in the way
 
of others -- especially of our gal-
 
lant men on the Potomac.
 
  
I believe I can get together
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I believe I can get together a thousand men in a very short time, and shall hold myself entirely at your Excellency's errand in 10 days.
a thousand men in a very
 
short time, and shall hold
 
myself entirely on your Excellen-
 
cry's errand in 10 days.
 

Revision as of 19:16, 7 November 2017

Brunswick July 17 1862 His Excellency Gov. Washburn

I received your note of yesterday, and thank you for your favorable opinion. I shall endeavor to comply with your request, and see you tomorrow. Meantime let me say that I only want to be where I can best serve you. I do not wish to stand in the way of others -- especially of our gallant men on the Potomac.

I believe I can get together a thousand men in a very short time, and shall hold myself entirely at your Excellency's errand in 10 days.